Are poor writing standards damaging business? In this article Anthony Landale looks at the problems caused by inaccurate grammar and highlights a fast training solution.
If you want to know just how embarrassing and damaging it can be to make high profile gaffes with English then look no further than George Bush. As most of us […]
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Illumine posted this on July 31st, 2008
This is filed in: Fun Stuff, Grammar on The Rocks™ (Training), Powerful writing techniques, Written Communication
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3 Steps For Making Writing Easier
Planning - professional writers often spend twice the amount of time planning comparted to non-professional writers. It is key - it helps the writer gather all their ideas and information and it helps stimulate creative thinking. Mind Map your ideas - allows you to put all your various associated thoughts […]
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Illumine posted this on June 11th, 2008
This is filed in: Effective Communication With NLP (Training), NLP tips, Think On Your Feet® (Training), Verbal Communication, Writing Dynamics™ (Training), Written Communication
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Cut the Bull!
Long winded, impenetrable, meaningless jargon? How much gobbledegook does your organisation publish on its web site or send to customers? At the City of Edinburgh Council they have been taking steps to ensure that their report writers know how to communicate, effectively. Anthony Landale reports.
How often have you read reports, policies or documents […]
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Illumine posted this on July 20th, 2006
This is filed in: City of Edinburgh Council, Mind Mapping, Writing Dynamics™ (Training), Written Communication
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Writing the Wrongs
If writing is eating up your time or if your emails, proposals and reports are not being then it’s critical to sharpen your writing skills. Here Clive Lewis, MD of Illumine Training, outlines a three step approach designed to take the stress out of business writing.
Don’t read this article! You are too busy. […]
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Illumine posted this on July 19th, 2006
This is filed in: International Cricket Council, Writing Dynamics™ (Training), Written Communication
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